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Line 5: A drama CD came out in Japan in 2010. NOTE: In the title of this series, "yandere" refers not to [[~~:Category:~~Yandere\|this term]], but to the "yankee"+ "dere-dere" combination. In this sense, 'yankee' means troublemaker, ''not'' an American. Not to be confused with [[Onidere]], which has a strikingly similar concept, but is only similar to this series in that regard. Line 120: Even characters like [[Unknown Rival\|Nanami]], Sumika and [[The Hunter\|Tsukihitsugi]] have these moments. This happens more and more as the series continues, and we delve further into the characters. * [[Hot for Teacher]]: A-ko falls for Kouichiro after he helps her, and tries to convince him to leave his wife for her. [[Violently Protective Girlfriend\|Three guesses]] [[~~:Category:~~Yandere\|as to how well]] [[Curb Stomp Battle\|that works out]]. * [[Ho Yay]]: Hijiri, Mayami, and Reina determine that the reason Shiratori doesn't show interest in love and dating girls is because he's preoccupied with something else. That something else being Manabu. Make of that what you will. ** It's shown that he's not interested in love because of his upbringing at home (he has dominating sisters). Analyzed by Mayami, no less.